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**FourEsters** · 10-18-2009, 03:21 AM

I am wondering, in general, would it just be better to try to figure out the answer for yourself in Kendo by observing other high ranking kendoka, (instead of just asking a question?)

I find that, even when I ask questions, I still don't really understand (after I get the answer). I just have a feeling it might be better if I observed more, asked questions less.

Listen more carefully to sensei. You'll probably find they've been saying the same thing over, and over again; but it's not registering on you. One day you'll hear them say something and it will click.

10-18-2009, 03:21 AM	#33
FourEsters Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	I am wondering, in general, would it just be better to try to figure out the answer for yourself in Kendo by observing other high ranking kendoka, (instead of just asking a question?) I find that, even when I ask questions, I still don't really understand (after I get the answer). I just have a feeling it might be better if I observed more, asked questions less. Listen more carefully to sensei. You'll probably find they've been saying the same thing over, and over again; but it's not registering on you. One day you'll hear them say something and it will click.
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